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| Pete Parker, took home
top honors in the first ever WISSOTA Late Model event contested at The Sunnyview Speedzone
Raceway in Oshkosh! |
The Sunnyview Speedzone Raceway opened it's 2000 racing season with a four division
program. Pete Parker ran down Troy Springborn to
earn a win in the first ever WISSOTA Late Model contest at the third mile clay oval.
Defending champion Mike Mashl took home a victory in the IMCA Modifieds
division, while Tim Van De Hei bested the IMCA Stock Cars in a hard
fought contest. Steve Seitz rounded out the list of winners during the
evening grabbing the win in the Zone Street Stocks.
Rice Lake
Speedway bested
the weather and presented it's first WISSOTA Late Model program in many seasons. Darrell
Nelson was able to secure the victory in the Late Model division, while Pat
Hoffman won his first ever main event in the WISSOTA Modifieds. Action continues
on the high-banked third mile clay oval next Saturday Night.
Cedar Lake
Speedway saw 173 cars on hand for the four division WISSOTA program. Rick
Egersdorf took his second consecutive WISSOTA Late Model main event, while
Craig Thatcher bested a field of over 50 WISSOTA Modifieds to claim a victory. Chuck
DeSmith was the king of Super Stock action and defending WISSOTA 100 Street Stock
titlist Shawn Wageman grabbed the Street Stock checkered.The
Luxemburg Tri-Star Speedway and Seymour Tri-Oval Raceway will both begin their 2000 race seasons this weekend.
Luxemburg begins on Friday evening, presenting a show with IMCA Modified, IMCA Stock Cars,
Street Stocks and Sport Trucks. The track is well known for it's fierce competition
on the Modified and Stock Car division. Over at Seymour Tri-Oval, a Sunday evening
program is featured, with WISSOTA Late Models, IMCA Modifieds, IMCA Stock Cars and Street
Stocks taking to the challenging and unique one-third mile, three turn racetrack.
The Calumet County Fairgrounds prepares for their 2000 season with a car show at WAL-MART
just off Highway 57 in Chilton, Wisconsin. After the show action will take to the
tight quarter-mile clay oval for an open practice session.
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Jed
Moore (#10) paced Modified action this week at Lafayette County Speedway. The 3/8 mile
dirt oval recently reopened with a four division program on Friday Nights. |
Lafayette County
Fairgrounds Speedway which had it's grand re-opening just two weeks ago put
on another action packed program for the fans. Jed Hurst came home a
winner in the Modified division over opening night winner Tim Nesteby. In
the Pro Stock class Dan Shelliam was the class of the field, while Jason
Udelhofen claimed a victory in the Hobby Stock division.
Racing Online founder Jeffrey Sachse exceeded his goals for the 2000 season as the 41st
track had joined the news service. TNT Speedway located near Three Lakes, WI will be part of Racing Online for the 2000
season. The quarter-mile clay oval operates on Saturday Nights
Wilmot Speedway the third mile clay oval in extreme southern Wisconsin announced it's
2000 season schedule, with the addition of the World of Outlaws Support Series. The
WoO event has been combined with the popular "King Of Wisconsin" Challenge.
Wilmot Speedway, has the highest national "average" for weekly sprint car
fields.
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